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Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

[quote user="sharick88"]If Tampa is going to win this game, they are going to need Josh Freeman to play out his mind. He can do it[/quote]
I give Tampa about a 1% chance to win this game. Even if Freeman plays out of his mind. lol

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

[quote user="bigblue4417"][quote user="sharick88"]If Tampa is going to win this game, they are going to need Josh Freeman to play out his mind. He can do it[/quote]
I give Tampa about a 1% chance to win this game. Even if Freeman plays out of his mind. lol

Then again, I gave the Seahawks 0% chance of winning in NY [] FML
[/quote]

ehhh

i dunno about that. If NO can't get the running game going and TB can get pressure on BReez, it isnt like NO's defenes is that good

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

As the NFL world remembers the late Raiders owner Al Davis, former
Giants quarterback Phil Simms is offering up a particularly interesting
memory.</p>

Simms, who has never coached at any level, said on Inside the NFL that Davis once approached him about becoming the head coach of the Raiders.</p>

“He did offer me to become a Raiders coach, and to be their head
coach. I got interviewed over the phone for many, many hours,” Simms
said.</p>

Simms didn’t say when this conversation took place, and it sounds
like he didn’t seriously consider accepting. He believes that if he had
accepted the job it would have ended badly.</p>

“Of course I turned it down,” Simms said. “I’m glad I did because how bitter would I be if I got hired and fired a few times?”</p>
It’s strange to think about Phil Simms roaming the sideline in
Oakland. And it’s another reminder that Al Davis did things very
differently from the rest of the NFL

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

Bill at Giants</p>

Florio’s take: It’s a Super Bowl XXV rematch, 21
years later. Despite losing that one, the Bills haven’t lost as the
road team in this series since 1970, winning three straight. With four
interceptions of Tom Brady and Mike Vick, Eli Manning could be the next victim of Buffalo’s ball-hawking defense.</p>

Florio’s pick: Bills 30, Giants 27.</p>

Rosenthal’s take: I kicked myself for not picking
the Bills last week, so I may as well screw up again. Buffalo’s air show
didn’t travel well to Cincinnati, and they will face a Giants team
salty after an embarrassing loss. Buffalo’s injuries have started to
stockpile.</p>

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

As the NFL world remembers the late Raiders owner Al Davis, former
Giants quarterback Phil Simms is offering up a particularly interesting
memory.</p>

Simms, who has never coached at any level, said on Inside the NFL that Davis once approached him about becoming the head coach of the Raiders.</p>

“He did offer me to become a Raiders coach, and to be their head
coach. I got interviewed over the phone for many, many hours,” Simms
said.</p>

Simms didn’t say when this conversation took place, and it sounds
like he didn’t seriously consider accepting. He believes that if he had
accepted the job it would have ended badly.</p>

“Of course I turned it down,” Simms said. “I’m glad I did because how bitter would I be if I got hired and fired a few times?”</p>
It’s strange to think about Phil Simms roaming the sideline in
Oakland. And it’s another reminder that Al Davis did things very
differently from the rest of the NFL[/quote]

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

[quote user="bigblue4417"]

Bill at Giants</p>

Florio’s take: It’s a Super Bowl XXV rematch, 21
years later. Despite losing that one, the Bills haven’t lost as the
road team in this series since 1970, winning three straight. With four
interceptions of Tom Brady and Mike Vick, Eli Manning could be the next victim of Buffalo’s ball-hawking defense.</p>

Florio’s pick: Bills 30, Giants 27.</p>

Rosenthal’s take: I kicked myself for not picking
the Bills last week, so I may as well screw up again. Buffalo’s air show
didn’t travel well to Cincinnati, and they will face a Giants team
salty after an embarrassing loss. Buffalo’s injuries have started to
stockpile.</p>

Re: THEE GAME IS vs THE BUFFALO BILLS ON OCT 16th!

As the NFL world remembers the late Raiders owner Al Davis, former
Giants quarterback Phil Simms is offering up a particularly interesting
memory.</p>

Simms, who has never coached at any level, said on Inside the NFL that Davis once approached him about becoming the head coach of the Raiders.</p>

“He did offer me to become a Raiders coach, and to be their head
coach. I got interviewed over the phone for many, many hours,” Simms
said.</p>

Simms didn’t say when this conversation took place, and it sounds
like he didn’t seriously consider accepting. He believes that if he had
accepted the job it would have ended badly.</p>

“Of course I turned it down,” Simms said. “I’m glad I did because how bitter would I be if I got hired and fired a few times?”</p>
It’s strange to think about Phil Simms roaming the sideline in
Oakland. And it’s another reminder that Al Davis did things very
differently from the rest of the NFL[/quote]pretty cool